damn»... Wm- nos-11“.
Year Automobile
INSURED
against lire anywhere in the United
States or Canada.
for $2
per'bundred per year, by
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 WAOHINOTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 165-2
if you have cultivated a taste for
tood pure, Candy,
OUR HOME MADE OWEETO
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 61 Wllhlngton at.
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Al-
oz-z—Newn Department
92-3—Bulineu Department
I‘m—Branch Office. Norwaik
no ~Edltor': Reeldence
Tab—City Editor’l Renldence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwulk and vicinity: Fair
weather followed by increasinpr cloudl~
ness and slowly rising temperature.
Light to nlodeinte valiable winds. A
slight distur bancc ls eeattnl this moth
ing over Lake Supe1iot It is pi'10dut-
lug cloudy and unsettled weather in
the Upper Mississippi Valley and west-
ern portion of the Lake region. Light,
scattered showers have occurred duo
ing the last 24 hours from Kansas
northwest between the Rocky Moun-
tains and the Mtsuissippl river. lleavy
showers were reported from the lower
Mississippi Valley. Kentucky, 'i‘ennes
see, Alabama and ’I'exts. The tempera-
ture continues high in the soutiiivest
and is rising slowly in» the central
sections. Conditions favdr for this vi-
cltlity fair weather followed by lil-
croasing cloudiness on Thursday with
slight chance of local showers.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 111; high, iii.
Partly cloudy,
b‘. It). Lockwood d1 (lo. are offering
three Interstate motor cars at, bargain
prices. See adv.
Joint H. Eckcl. of the Norwallt iiotci
force of clerks. spout yesterday in New
York city on a pleasure excursion.
Hrs. EdnaM. Waikcv,-ot‘ l2 linviiand
street, has returned from a short visit
With relatives in Port Jefferson, |.. l
Vincent Costello. of South Norwnlit.
has secured u pouiiiotl 111 the .‘vtii-wuiii
ulote of R013 111 11nd Stevens during lin-
sumuic1 111011tl1~1
An automobile 1-111111111111111 1111-1111111
her i 8241 came to giiil in .\ii1l111:i11--11
this noon. The kt'_\' that holds the
wheel on the axle broke and this stop
pad the wheel from 1111111111; The 11111»
chine was stopped and 11 new key was
secured before it could be again put
in commission.
Miss Esther ilutlitiu, 111 llidlctowu.
who has been visiting ltev. and Mrs.
A. G. lioynlon, oi Win-11111111, for a few
Weeks. in now spending 11 few days
with Captain and Mrs. 11'. ll. WHIP". at
their home in l‘aunon Station. The
family is npendlun tin- tiny 111 1111- Knob
today with Miss llndkiu us their guest.
The stilt. of Louis .ioricloll'. the Non i1
Main street grocer, against 5. 11, 111.
water and wife. the 1-11111- lll'isiltr‘. over
an account, is on trial today in 11111
Norwalk side of the town court, lic-
fore Judge Joseph it 'l‘nylor. lluri.
tutti and llavls represent 1111- plaintiff
and Walsh and llnbbcil the defend-
unis.
Fernando V1111 Scoy was 111111111 into
custody on 11 charge oi illitlx’lclliliill
yesterday afternoon. it was reported
that in.- was lying on the trout porch
of in". 8. ll. Lament-11‘s home in Hart-
laud street. and Chief Volhuor 1111111
officer li‘rank 8"“!th nitOr him, You
Bcoy but; been cleaned 1111 his own
recognizance in appearance tomorrow
morning.
District Iloputy (11111111 Master ii. iii.
Danloln, accompanied by his muff oi
Past Graud's. (loomc t), ('roshy, 11111111
not 0. Kemp. John 1’. ltculy. 11111111111.
nard. Nelson W. llanedlcl and Howard
V. Worden. of Our llrotlicrn inuluc No.
10. l. f). 0. Ft. of Norwalk, will no to
south Norwnllt, loniitbt. and lnulall
the newly elected effluent of llutlor
141111110. No. iii.
The Fellowernfi Club lwltl It meeting
taut evening and routine 11111111114111 wan
tronsacted. The attendance use good
and it in thought that the club will he
11 mucus in eevry way. The meeting
was held in one of the large nliithrooma
in the Masonic Temple in Willi street
There will be two iiienituge ovary
month and they will come on the 2nd
and Ith Tuesdays.
Archibald (l. lions haii dieontiniied
his branch office at 24 North M:tu
Itreet. flouth Norwaik. All real estate
liminesii in this section will he attend
ed to at the main office. 1111 East 42nd
titreeb New York City' Mrs. .iniliffe,
who has been the manager of this of-
lice. since started will continue in the
roll eItnte anineIs on her own ac
count making her headquarters at no
rlen, Conn.
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Pure 111111111111 Wax for Sealing
Juliet. etc. - . tie cake, 151: lb.
VINOL
THI MODERN
Tonic Reconstructor
COLD ONLY BY
F. H. BAXTER
, monhsows
Launch Works
Boat Prune: :01 up and ready to
plant.
All kindI of repair work.
munebeI of all size: built to order
by competent workmen
OysterSheil PoinhNorwalk
Sailors, Ahoy!
Take a trip on the, launch Ajax front
Roton I’oiut around the lighthouse
and gas buoy. Only 10 cents. Every
afternoon.
(tan be chartered for fishing or sall-
ing parties any morning at reasonable
terms. Commodlous.s111'1.1,speody. li‘or
particulars address
«A. W. Mills. Manager
South Nor-walk, R. F. D. 37
Phone 179—12
The Home of Hart 3111111111111. Marx 0111111111
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Coal
This is the weather you
suits at their true value.
We are having a big call
bought so many early in
now. Beauties in soisette, silk~and~linen and pure silk,
French cuffs. collars or neckbands, $1 to $3
Separate Summer trousers, $2.50 to $6.
The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwalk.
$10 to $30
clothes for Summer, thin yet durable; the coolest fa-
brics wool can make. The perfect hand needle work
gives them shape~kecping qualities which are lacking“
in many of the suits offered generally.
Soft, delicate greys, tans, olives, blue sergcs, in rough
weaves. tropical woreteds,
spuns—half and quarter lined with alpaca—in models
for men and young men—coat and trousers, $10 to $30.
OUTFITTERS
TWO STORES:
CLOSED [ALL DAY. MONDAY, JULY THE FOURTH
Suits ' 19*
men appreciate our thin
Light-colored light-weight
wool crashes and home-
for soft shirts; lucky we
the season; they’re scarce
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
You Owe
Your Eyes
proper care and attention. We have
a Physician, who is 1; Skilled Eye
Sili‘t‘ifliiai. to examine your eyes.
NO CHARGE FOR lfiXAMlNA’l'lilN.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD 1 - CONN.
Open Monday A’t Saturday Ewanlngs ,
Miss Iii. Schmidt. of \Vt'ril tlobolten,
N. .l.. is spendi 31111111 1111111 M111 31111.:
.i. Luivsou, ‘ot" lli'Ruiii. ‘
’l‘lie licv. I.. l~‘. Reynolds w1ll iii-liver
an address :11 the Lilllllitmlm' 1111111111111
this cvcniug‘ 11nd 1111 t".‘-iit(llti will sing.
A large attendautc in (11-11111-11
The firm of liy 1111 1% i‘ i 1111 1111111 dctil
crs in Washington soc 11. hits two dis
solved ttlld lilo business will be routine
ted in the future by lived it lv‘lyun,
Chester Mueller has rewigncd hie po
sition 11s pitcher for the Ali-Anioricaiw
and taken a like one with the liltiue
ilclds. lie begun his~ duties on Mon
day.
in the account of Edwina 11.11111'
work for the Salvation A1111_1, 111 you
terdny's Sentinel. it should illlii‘ bot-1
stated that 700 were fed :11 tho 1‘1111st
mas dinner, instead ol in.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louie ltoib. and 1m.
daughters Annie and 1911111», or (lion
dale. Long Island, er'i' izlti‘nl oi \lrs
Frederick Becker. of Lincoln lt\i‘lllli'.
over the Fourth of .lnlv
lohn 'l‘letncy of l‘I111pcl111111»1_ who
is employed in (‘ town 11 Sltlu‘ ~lill‘1'.
sturledou a two wet-11's 1111111111111 this
1111111111111. tic will not spend all of tin
time away but will iiiiiflailil‘t‘ trips
Howard A. Montgomery. of licidcl'.
plnco, who is employed in ltoych: 11nd
Sleevnn Norwnlk store stillii-ll 1111 his.
vacation thin moraine. 111111 mil in-
away front his option for two 11le
m“.
Mrs. A. l‘. Meeker. of Morn-111 iii r1-1-i
has gone. to New Canaan lodny Wiicl‘t'
she will attend tho musical to 1111 giv
an by her daughter, Min» l-Idnu Monitor
at the home of Mr». David ii. Lock
wood.
1.
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There was a lilt‘i'lilli’z of tho Nuimou
iliub last evening fit their 1111:1111-111 in
tho Colburn building and 11111111111 1111111
took up all the time of the 11111111111
Nothing of any particular inhibition-11
was done
H.”
A carriage owned by A. 5111111111111 and
driven by Captain Andrew Noonnu.
wait struck it giant-tug blow by 1111 auto
mobile in Woodward avenue. .l‘itliil'i‘=
doy afternoon, but hardly any 1111111111111
wan done. -
The Norwaik' iiivcutmoni (oiupnuy
hue innt acquired owneruhtp of the
building at the corner of South Main
street and Hartford place. 11111111 it has
been occupying for some 1111111 the
transfer having been made 111111 Week
by Mr. and Mn. Frank Hudson at You
knrsL New York.
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New Postcards
Just Received
him 5
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START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the moment. they are out of the
‘ 1113111111111 111111111111
11111 11111111111113
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first principles of the business. On the
‘ other hand it is 1111111111 out that with-
out any data. and with the oystermeu
; iiiemnelves very close-mouthed, it was‘
not surprising that conservative busi-
ness men should reason that because
an oyster company was making very
big dividends. that its shares of stock
1111111 greatly appreciated in value al-
most out of proportion to its capltalb
nation, and that the very entail taxes
paid were not a just return to the
state for giving the oyster business
protection and assistance through law.
The evidence fatten has shown that
Connecticut grounds are simply pro-
ducing grounds the great hulk of
bivalves being taken into more favor-
able localities to be 1111111111111 for the
market. The oyster grounds off the
Connecticut short, it has been shown.
have been made p1oductive only
tinouirh long cultinvtion involving ex-
pense and uuainst many adverse condi-
tions, and that the greatest care has
to be taken to keep the grounds pro.
ductlvo. Ewen while Connecticut wat~
era are favorable for the growth of
oysters they are not so Weliadapted to
the motoring of the shellfish as those
of Rhode Island.
As the hearings of the board pro-
gressed the oystortnen showed that
they Were. inking kindly to the scope
of the hearing and willingly came for-
ward with abundant. facts and figures.
it In said that this was due to the fact.
that, the growers saw that Washing-
ton officials new not favorably in-
clined toward cottain methods used
here, and that. the time may come
when state protection will be more
valuable than any time in the past.
Willi this reserve removed the oyster-
mcn have placed at the disposal of
the lioard of Equalization material
euotuzh for the writing of a very com-
plete story of the growth of the trade.
the means employed in developing
grounds in Connecticut waters, the.
formation of oyster companies, the
capitalization and distribution of
stock. the rates of transportation to
market and dinribnliuit points. and
the means taken to preserve the purity
of the product.
The board has increased the valhnt
tion of 11 large number of properties
BATHING SUITS for boys. 760.
and $6. 00. Cliff bottoms.
French cuffed, soft collared SHIRTS, $1.00. $1.50.
The coolest kind of UNDERWEAR, 501:. , ”
111111011 solrs, 31.00.
gun metal and patent.
VACATION OUTFITS.
lliillilliliiflll GARE NEAR
BEING LYIGHEIIIIWABH-
lilfl'l'iill STREET YES-
TERDAY AFTERNOON
(Continued From First Page.)
HOT WEATHER WEAR-
VACATION WEAR-—
WEAR FOR EVERYWHERE—
Don't bake in that heavy suit-quite it for fall.
Weights and laugh at the fellow who doesn’t.
MEN’S BATHING SUITS. $1 00, 82. 60, 83. 00, $4. 00.
STRAW HATS, Bplllil and Bennetts. $1. 50 to M. 00.
WHITE PANTS. very popular this season. Flannel, $6. 00; Serge. 86.00
83.00 and $4.00 are the prices of our OXFORDS. The leathers are tan.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
shell. depends on the feed you use.
“Bonnie" Chick Feed. home 1119.
pared and fruh each day, is the kind you can depend on to make line
healthy fowls and future steady layers.
Every grain in “Bonnie
Chitdr Feed is BWeol sud sound, and is solid nutrition "Bonnie”(‘htck
Feed contains the tholccst imported Mlllets. tine cracked charcoal
and thoroughly dried and selected grains such as out meal, cracked
wheat (‘l‘acketi knfilr and line 0111 cracked corn.
Why not use n 11‘-
liable, specially prepared clean. uholeso1neieed.frc:h made each day
ruther than feed from the West. necessarly stale?
chance when you pay as much if not. more!
Quality First. LII! and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATOH.
“For the Land Sake" 11:: lewker‘e
Fertilizer: for Lawn. Garden and
Ask For "Bonnie”
Home Ground Feedl.
JACKSON'S STUDIO
Will take the
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The cnnliiéii‘s. Studio
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s Studio
“mm..-” nfimu” —~
Opponlto Hotel 63 Wall 8!. NORWALK, CONN.
. Blues. . Salmon
spa Bass . . . “chitin Necks. Long and Round
Wi‘ilkiib‘h ' ' ' WC Clams. Native Lobsters.
Soft Crabs.
All Fresh Today
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
‘ TELEPHONE l08. FREE DELIVERY.
Suggest to your hummer vlsltorn that duriuit vacation in the lime to
all for Photographs.
The place is
The North Studio
NO. 78 WASHINGTON IT.
SOUTH NORWALK.
.1
UNITED GROCERY CO.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
PHONE 143.
HO.
. «trams
You will find some 1111111111.; npeclnla
for Thursday in the Mini: adv.
Dr. '1‘. 1". Clone entertained it Mr.
Tracey from Windsor looks. over the
Fourth 1111. his home in Riverside even-
tf you need new teeth or dental
work of tiny sort, the adv. of Dr. .i. ll.
Mallory will interest you.
tube you teeth without platen 't‘hni
.improviinieut doeI dyaw
11111111111 plate and“ 1111
. .1»N+ W
adv.
He will
with the large
llfillfdlll the
all
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11.111111111111111 at reduced prices It
the Krtnger store. Else adv.
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Middy dresses for lion and the mid»
blouses for 11012, at E. K. 11111111112
“Hop" Toilet. I young men employ-
ed 1111 drivar of a delivery wagon for
Herald 11‘. Clark. i: being considerably
jolted by his friendl. While driving in
“limiti'ttfwtl‘ti‘ :1
It ”I, on w
it guanine. 1111 account, it II Wild
1.
Bee
morning.
Iodine r,
based on the facts they have cleaned.
Some protests have been made. and
those will come before the board sit
tint: as 11 llillll‘fi of rciivf in January.
Al thin time it is not possible to tell
just how much increase has lil‘vll made
in the in: levy. it will not be its
111111111 1111 many citizens clniuored for
during the last legislature. but it will
in» enough to warrant the exhaustive
inquiry made into conditions.
The board. it is expected. will point
out in its report that the chief thing
accompliehcd is the collection of stir
italics which have the weight of ap-
proval of the oyster men themselves
upon whit ii in the future discussion of
the lily question may be based. On
hills affticliac uhclltlnb laws the logic-
lntlve connoittee will have a great at“
ray of facts before them, collected in
1111 oiflciul way 111) that hearings may he
conducted 111111111 specific lines. The
111111111 of lvtuunlizuiion will collate the
ct’ltli‘ltt'i‘ iu the some way as tunic Tux
l‘ouimissioucr t‘orliin has made per~
iunncnl records of other outliers conr
11111 within purview of his office.
allotcctive Fox. of llriditcport. who
hits been In South Norwulk for a con-
ple of days on the trail of bicycles slot.
on from the Park (’ity and sold here.
c~111111 111111 main today and was in
hopeu of hunting still another 11111
tilillt
The annual whore dinner of the
South Norwnik i‘lub will be. held Fri-
titty t'thlilllu at the Iloton l’olnt hotel.
the dinner to be served at 11:30. All
members who have not signified their
intention to be prcucnt but expect to
he should notify Sccretnry E. W.
Fitch by this cvvltillk. The entertain-
uienl connnittee of the club is not yet
quite ready to announce all of he felt
turns in connection with the. dinner.
‘-
.\lrs. t‘iiomenn Fleposito. wife of a
Wood street grocer, was taken to the
Middletown stale insane aaylum by
(”unstable .1. .i. Goodwin. having been
committed there by Judge Henry W.
Gregory, tn the Norwalk probate
court. several tluy‘ii ago. Combining
business with pleasure. Constable and
hire. Goodwin visited relatives in Mid
dlelown.
I
MONEY
depaeltId
Before July 10
drawn interest I
From July 131
in the Saving: Department of
The south Norwaik
Trust Co.
4% 11111111111 PAID
NORWALK
Savings Society
lNCORPONATIO 1.49
111103113 pVEll 131.775.0110
George til. Helm», 1111111111111.
win. Atfltimd, vast-11111111111.
via-«11111111. Iliuhql‘l‘ragd
”‘i .
tion was taken in by a large number
of people who (oncluded there must
be something big doing and followed
him.
When the chief reached the barn
into which the colored man had disap~
poured, the crowd was clamoring for
him and acting in an angry mood. In
the meantime. Special Officer Stryker
had put in an appearance and the chief
detailed him to enter the barn and
look for Jones. After a search. the
colored fugitive was discovered in the
loft_ back of a hole of hay. Jones was
plainly very much frightened.
"(‘ome out of there," ordered the
chief, when the. colored man hung
buck. “All right, I will." called back
Jones. "but i want some protection."
Strykcr then brought Jones out, but
with the two officers closed in on the
colored man. no attempt was made to
do him bodily injury. Chief Vollmer
wanted to get at the bottom of the
accusation without unnecessary delay
and tried to see Anderson. That man
was not about and the chief sent for
him immediately to give his side of
what had happened.
.l’ilnl‘s was escorted to the Iliiviland
ktrccf police station and lodged in a
cell .ioncs right along sioutly innin-
ininod his innocence of any wrong-
doing, The chief asked him why. if
ilt' had done nothing. he had fled to
shelter in the barn and he. replied that
it was to save himself from the crowd
which pursued him. lie bad no lie
sire to come out. he said. and get beat-
cn up and killed.
The police say that both Anderson
and Jones had been drinking, though
Jones would not have been arrested
on 11 charge of drunkenness, but for
1111- other affair. The police contin-
ued their efforts to get to the bottom
of the case and Anderson’s little girl.
Estelle. wile sent, for. The father had
claimed that .lones offered her a penny
as an inducement to accompany him.
in order that he might assault her, and
until further maintained that on a pre-
vious tx'cuslon when the child had
been with her mother. Jones did the
same trick of offering her a penny to
accompany him.
'ljittle Estelle was very closely ques-
tioned at police headquarters by Chief
Volluicr and she denied absolutely the
i‘illll‘lft’ that had "been made by her
bnther. both 1111 in yesterday‘s affair
and the previous one mentioned by
her father. Shedld not know the col-
ored man. she said. and had never met
him while out with her mother. so
far as «he could remember. Yester-
day, she until. while she won with her
father. the colored man had pushed
her away and called her a vile name.
Title occurred while her father and
doses were having an argument In
Water «treat. it appeared from the
investigation of the police that while
Anderson. accompanied by the child.
was in Water street talking with :11-
other man. Jones came flop and hitt-
teit into the conversation. in action
of theeolomd man brought on words
and fluorite F‘. Fania. secretary of the
Ferris Coal Company. called to Jones
1111111111111 and come away. .lontil. well
started in the argument. did not think
well of the proposition and the
balance continued. The next devel-
opmeut 111111 the accusation of Auden
son that Jones was trying to entice
his child any. .
When the crowd began to 51111191111111
follow Jones. Anderson worked himself
up to 11 1111111 pitch of excitement and
eistnored vigorously for Jones' life.
“i don‘t want to have anything to do
with him; i won't. press any charge.“
he declared to Chief Vollmer when the
latter implied that he nuke good on
his summation.
Jones 1111: locked up for over night
and Anderson 11:: ordered to appear
in com-1.111111 morning. but he did not
show up. Owing to I little ail: Mr.
Judge Jonepb It. Twill r was not it
court It the wind time. notice of
111 cm “twp but: no
:1: .Oi‘lm
I
Get one of our ll" ‘
will be pressed on account of his hav-
ing “butted in" to Anderson's comer ‘
gallon. in Water street. Bond was iixe
at $10 but his wife. who was in
court said that while she could pro-
bnhly produce it she would not, we
ferring to have her husband kept in
the lockup until the case comes up for-
disposition
Corcoran Frightened Girls.
In the town court this morning there
was one case that came befOre Judge
Lockwood, that of Thomas Cowman.
who was arrested yesterday afternoon
by Officer Charles Page for frighten.
ing two little girls in the cobbler shop
of Rafele Arena, in Main street. He
was charged with intoxication and
breach of the peace and was found
guilty of both offenses.
it seems that yesterday afternoon he
entered the cobbler'e shop and wanted
to pawn his shoes for money to buy ‘
more liquor There was nothing doll!
in that line and then be yelled at its»
two little children who were in the.
shop and wanted them to get out. He
lurched toward them and they ran
screaming Into. the street. 011112111- P,1xe
hearing the noise. went up and 11111111
Corcorim. lie took him for a walk
down Water street.
This mernlag in court Arena told the
story. Corcoran was recognized as be-
ing the Callahan that was sentenced
to Bridgeport lull in May. having been
or 1ested that time also by Officer Page.
lie was fined 37 and costs at that time.
w-hkh took him about 20 days to pay
up, and now he will pass about llxty
days in the Bridgeport Jail for his
carelessness
lie was found guilty of intoxication ‘
and was sentenced to 30 days in Sail
and then he was found guilty of breach
of the peace and was given 30 dayli
mote fo1 this offense the latter tine
to begin upon the expiration of the
first.
R EAL ESTATE SALES.
Harbor View Realty company to
Louis S. Ware. lot, Harbor View park.
Harbor View Realty company to
Florence C. Bullwitz. lot, Harbor View
bench.
Louis 3. Were to Henry R. Hoyt,
lot. Harbor View park.
John H. McNamara to John .1. Jor-
dan. house and lot. turnpike. .
Henry D. Whitney to Stephen .1.
lingvnry, 101. Sound View pIrk.
Henry D. Whitney to Illry ling-r
vary, 1111, Sound View park.
lildwin l1. lloyt to MIX libenbaeh
and wife. lot and buildinu. Gregory
once.
Henry 1). Whitney to Axel 9.
AmundIen, lot, Bound View park.
Wilbur it. lloyi to Mary Porter, land
and tiuiidlnuI. 19 Franklin Ivonne.
WM‘.
'l‘hounu Duffy to Catherine D. liar-
ton. ilOlllle and let, Center street. War.
Evelyn 11. Roberts to Mull I.
lleerii, lot. Harbor View beech. War.
John tiltieiy and wife to Joint Bab
an end wife. lot. 1111111111 Itreet. War.
Marianna Stevens to William It.
1111111111. lot and buildinu. South Rein
street. War. ‘
ilenry D. Whitney to Why 3.
Hoyt. four 1111:, Sound View park. Wit.
Dudley l0. Hoyt to Nmaik 111m ‘
meat company. tour toil. Sound View
park War
tin-Ink thirteen and wife to Not-nil:
investment coupon). lot and build 1
11m. aoiuh Main Iimt and mum '
place “Mr.
William 11.0utllrle to New“ lip-i
venereal company. land and saw mill
olive-mine. War. ‘
Hannah it. mum to 1111111111111 ..
vutmcni will”. i601 In“. Iii. ll
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